‘Lowcounty Oils and Silks,’ an exhibit of works by renowned Charleston fabric artist Mary Edna Fraser, is currently hanging at the USCB Center for the Arts, where it will make an ideal backdrop for the ‘Pat Conroy at 70’ Literary Festival, October 29 – 31.
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Three local photographers have joined forces to form the Beaufort Photography Collective. This group of seasoned professionals, comprised of Eric R Smith, Phil Heim, and David Shipper, will host a joint show, “Return to Realism – A Black & White Collection,” from November 5 – 22 at Beaufort Pics, located at 910 Port Republic Street in Downtown Beaufort.
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By Margaret Evans, EditorI first heard the name ‘Pat Conroy’ as a young graduate student at the University of Alabama. It was the late 80s, I was fresh out of Sewanee - a kind of English major’s paradise - and deconstruction was suddenly all the rage in the rarified world of literary criticism. If you’ve never heard that word - deconstruction – consider yourself lucky. Just seeing it in print still makes me shudder, and to this day, I couldn’t quite define it for you.
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Lowcounty Oils and Silks, an exhibit by world-renowned fabric artist Mary Edna Fraser will be held at USCB Center for the Arts beginning October 16 through November 4, 2015. An opening reception is planned for October 15 from 5:30 – 7 pm. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
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Bestselling Author/Designer James Farmer Comes to the Lowcountry Interview by Mark ShafferPhotos courtesy of James Farmer Sea Island Garden Club brings internationally known lifestyle expert and author James Farmer to the Dataw Club Tuesday, November 4th. A native of Kathleen, Georgia, Farmer’s authored a number of bestselling books including A Time To Plant, Sip & Savor, Porch Living, A Time to Cook, and Dinner on the Grounds. He is also an editor-at-large for Southern Living Magazine and has been featured on NBC TODAY, HGTV Gardens, Paula’s Home Cooking, as well as in Harper’s Bazaar, Good Housekeeping Magazine and Woman’s Day. According to jamesfarmer.com his “love of Southern food and cooking have put him at the forefront of the garden-to-table lifestyle. James was taught as a young boy how to pull vegetables, herbs and flowers from the family farm and kitchen garden to provide much of the food, decor and flavor of his family’s everyday life.” I spoke to him by phone from his design and antique store in downtown Perry, Georgia.
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St Louis, 1938. Amanda Wingfield has a problem. Abandoned by her husband, short on money with a shy handicapped daughter and a poet son who works in a shoe factory, she’s reduced to selling magazine subscriptions to make ends meet.
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On Sunday, October 18th, Fripp Island Friends of Music begins its 32nd concert season with a blockbuster encore performance of world-renowned, international prize-winning American piano phenomenon, Thomas Pandolfi.
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USCB Center for the Arts is proud to be hosting Joshua Carswell, a vocalist that brings along with him an incredible take on the Great American Songbook, to the main stage on Sunday, October 18th, 2015 at 3:00 pm. A winner of the esteemed American Traditions Competition, held annually in Savannah Georgia, Joshua Carswell is a frequent performer of commercial music, musical theatre and opera.
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The Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Music Director and Conductor John Morris Russell, opens its 34th season, “Passion and Music in the Lowcountry,” with a solo “Gala Opening Night.”
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From its founding in 1979 by USCB Art History Professor Mary Whisonant, the USCB Festival Series has presented internationally renowned artists such as pianists Jean Yves Thibaudet and Jeremy Denk, violinists Joshua Bell and Robert McDuffie, flautist Paula Robison, cellist Carter Bray and the Emerson, Brooklyn Rider and St. Lawrence String Quartets.
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